GENERAL INFORMATION
  • Name of course :
    PSYCHOLOGICAL CARE, FEMINISM AND LGTBIQ+ COMMUNITY ACTION
  • Qualification awarded:
    Diploma d'Especialització (Degree Universitat Barcelona)
  • Number of credits:
    30,00
  • Centre responsible :
    Faculty of Psychology
  • Length of course (in academic years):
    1
  • Mode of delivery (face-to-face/ blended/ distance):
    Face-to-face
MANAGEMENT:

  • Di Masso Tarditti, Andrés

  • Vaquero Merediz, Lidia

  • Aranda Serrano, Mónica

RECOMMENDED APPLICANT PROFILES AND ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS:

Graduates in Psychology or related disciplines, or people who have completed higher level training cycles in related disciplines.

ADMISSION FOR APPLICANTS NOT HOLDING A DEGREE QUALIFICATION:

The course is also open to students with no prior university education, who will acquire the same knowledge and skills and receive a specific qualification for their learner group. Information on the access requirements and other conditions can be obtained from the course directors.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES:

- To train as a psychologist interested in working in the public or private sector from a feminist and LGTBIQ+ perspective.
- To be able to critically read discourses and ideologies that order and sustain the heteropatriarchal system, and to develop alternatives to these ideologies that are fairer and more equitable and cause less segregation.
- To gain the skills required to develop this activity specifically in areas such as the following:
- Individual and group psychotherapeutic care with women, children, adolescents and people with LGTBIQ+.
- Prevention of violence towards women and LGTBIQ-phobic violence.
- Feminist social and community psychology, with an LGTBIQ+ perspective.
- Specific intervention in psychological care in relation to violence towards women, sexual diversity and gender.

FURTHER INFORMATION OF INTEREST
  • Enrolment fee:
    • 2.000,00 €
    • An increase of 10% is applied to the price, up to a maximum of € 70, as administration fee
  • In-company placement(s):
    Yes (consult conditions with the course directors)
  • Date on which pre-enrolment begins:
    5/5/2025
  • Date on which pre-enrolment ends:
    9/18/2025
  • Classes begin:
    9/26/2025
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